ABeeSea

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by ABeeSea 7y ago
Oh boy, I can hear the the bootcamp data scientists firing up their medium blogs from here.
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by ABeeSea 7y ago
Food poisoning that results in more that one case almost always gets taken very very seriously. At least in the US.
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by ABeeSea 7y ago
Not disagreeing that the office setup wouldn’t make a difference. But there is almost no evidence that the virus can spread through ventilation. It can only be aerosoled in very rare instances (like during intubation) and droplets would fal
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by ABeeSea 7y ago
I’ve used windows my entire life/career. I recently moved jobs to an all Mac startup and I can’t believe how much better Bluetooth and VPN is. I keep messing up keyboard shortcuts and I don’t quite understand how “windows” work on a Ma
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by ABeeSea 7y ago
If GM makes 10,000 ventilators and they all turn out defective, that could be worse then never making the ventilators at all.
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by ABeeSea 7y ago
They sort of do that with their launchpad program. https://www.amazon.com/launchpad/startups/benefits
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by ABeeSea 7y ago
>The reality is that the typical customer use very little upstream bandwidth. I’m not trying to disagree with this especially since you are talking about coax, but the new mmwave WiFi installations at places like Ohio state stadium have
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by ABeeSea 7y ago
If the Irish government has an extradition treaty with SA covering that crime and the Irish government has decided to extradite you, then yes. However, no such treaty exists and the Irish government would never do it. The key with extraditi
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by ABeeSea 7y ago
Why? Do You think developers can’t consider cost/performance? Do you think engineering managers and their finance partners don’t care? Maybe I’ve gotten lucky with company choice, but the engineer who finds massive cost savings due to
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by ABeeSea 7y ago
No, all 17 intelligence agencies confirmed Russia meddled in the 2016 election. The Republican minority report from the House intelligence committee also agrees Russia meddled in the 2016 election.
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by ABeeSea 7y ago
One of the benefits of the cloud is that the developers should be able to easily manage their own infrastructure. After all, they should be the people most familiar with the performance profile of their service/micro service/appli
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by ABeeSea 7y ago
Applying for asylum at the border isn’t illegal.
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by ABeeSea 7y ago
Then you admit that twitter has a deficient mechanism for dealing with PII data? You can’t blame this on a single engineer. It’s the product manager, the technical lead, the engineer and the legal mechanisms for PII that led to this breach.
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by ABeeSea 7y ago
Intention doesn’t matter.
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by ABeeSea 7y ago
Hopefully the FTC sees this comment and fines Twitter a couple billion for privacy violations.
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Those aren’t necessarily bad for American workers. American manufacturing is high skill and involves precision equipment and manufacturing. What would have moved to Vietnam would have been more basic textiles and cnc/molding. Not sure
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by ABeeSea 7y ago
Well sort of. In my view, duplicate SQL chunks that have defined business logic should either be a new table/view or extremely well-documented with really rigid communication policies for changes. For example, a company with many data
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by ABeeSea 7y ago
Having worked on user data before, I think the issue is that for complex software, it’s hard to get value/insight from this data. Imagine if you are Microsoft and had every action every Excel user makes with office365. Where would you
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by ABeeSea 7y ago
When you buy a company, you also get their liabilities.
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Amazon famously doesn’t really sort any of their inventory. It’s more efficient to place inventory randomly. https://classic.qz.com/perfect-company-2/1172282/this-compan...
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by ABeeSea 7y ago
Making money from currency exchange rates is absolutely taxable. https://www.investopedia.com/articles/forex/09/forex-taxatio...
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by ABeeSea 7y ago
Alibaba’s revenue is (primarily) only the fees and commission they charge their sellers. They did $30B of gross sales on that day but probably only collected $1-3B in reportable revenue. Amazon does the same thing for it’s third-party selle
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by ABeeSea 7y ago
Google has used encrypted search terms in the referrals for years now.
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by ABeeSea 7y ago
These are federal charges in a federal court. There is no getting reduced sentences for good behavior in the federal system; that’s only for state courts. If he gets 20 years, he has to serve at least 16 by law.
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by ABeeSea 7y ago
For a spreadsheet power user, there is huge value in being able to reverse engineer the logic in a series of calculations. It’s similar to looking at the source code for a tool to understand its output. I’ve seen some monstrously complicate
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by ABeeSea 7y ago
In my experience, Salesforce is replacing emailed excel files and “excel as a database” en masse. It’s kind of interesting to watch these migration of business processes from manual excel to manual salesforce. And it’s not just sales people
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by ABeeSea 7y ago
Both. He had a show on state-sponsored Russian Television.
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by ABeeSea 7y ago
Assange working with Russians is a conclusion reached by all US intelligence agencies. Saddam having WMDs was only the conclusion of a stovepiped intelligence team that reported directly to Dick Cheney and created by him (the office of spec
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by ABeeSea 7y ago
There really isn’t a justifiable reason to use windows 7 anymore.
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by ABeeSea 7y ago
Looks closer to the open source R tool from revolution analytics which they acquired awhile back. Either way, node/graph based ML workflow tools aren’t new. SAS has had a pretty good one for well over a decade. Although it definitely

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